Tow bars are the structural connection between your motorhome and the vehicle you're flat-towing (dinghy towing). Modern tow bars fold compactly, self-align during hookup, and feature non-binding designs that handle highway curves without stress. Choosing the right tow bar depends on your towed vehicle's weight, how often you connect and disconnect, and whether you want the bar to stay on the motorhome or the dinghy.

What to Know Before You Buy

• Weight rating must exceed your towed vehicle's gross weight—never just curb weight; account for cargo in the car.
• Self-aligning tow bars dramatically simplify hookup; you drive forward until the arms latch instead of hand-aligning.
• Non-binding or all-terrain designs allow for curves and elevation changes without stressing the connection points.
• Tow bars require a baseplate on your towed vehicle—the bar itself doesn't attach directly to the car frame.

Planning a flat-tow setup? We've helped thousands of RVers choose the right tow bar, baseplate, and accessories for their specific vehicles.

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